
Video presentations
A recorded presentation is watched alone, on a laptop, by someone who can stop at any moment. That is a different medium from a live talk, and slides written for a room do not survive the transfer.
What a video presentation involves
Rebuilt for the screen
Fewer points per slide, larger type, motion used to direct attention rather than to decorate, and a script written to be spoken. The deck is rebuilt for the format rather than recording someone reading the original.
Recorded and edited properly
Clean audio, a presenter who has been directed rather than left to it, screen capture where the product needs demonstrating, and an edit that removes the pauses. Plus captions, because a large share of viewers watch without sound.
Related to video presentation design

Presentation design
Pitch, investor, board and conference decks designed for clarity, with data redrawn so the point is obvious, supplied as editable PowerPoint or Keynote files.

Video production
Brand, corporate and product films planned from a clear brief, shot and edited to a sensible budget and cut for every place the video will be seen.

Motion design and animation
Animated logos, explainer sequences, kinetic type and social video, designed to your brand and cut to the length and format each platform needs.

Infographic design
Processes, comparisons and data turned into clear infographics, researched and checked against source, for reports, presentations, websites and social media.

Copywriting
Website, brochure and campaign copy that says something specific about your business, gets to the point early and gives readers a reason to get in touch.

Podcast production
Business podcasts planned, recorded and edited, with the show format set up front and social clips cut from every episode so it reaches further.
Start a conversation
Send over the deck and say who will be watching it. You will get a clear view of what it needs to become.